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It has seen him create an artistic, musical response to the National Maritime Museum's vast collection in the form of a 10 song album. This project has been a collaboration between The National Maritime Museum, The English Folk Dance and Song Society and Help Musicians UK. 03 Apr 2019 The Bogus Surveyor “If, by repeated efforts, you find the index [of the theodolite] will not return to zero after taking a round of angles…unscrew the instrument from its tripod and replace it in the box, close the lid firmly, then gently roll the box one hundred yards or so down the hill side…” 26 Mar 2019 Life at a Prisoner of War Camp JOD/332 is a log kept by Captain Stanley Algar while a Prisoner of War at the Milag Nord camp near Bremen. However, the diary is not all it seems, while I was expecting to read Stanley Algar’s story of his capture and the gruelling day to day life in the camp, what it contained was quite different. 26 Mar 2019 What caused the disappearance of the Flannan Isle lighthouse keepers? Were the lighthouse keepers on Flannan Island swept away? Or did something darker take place that night? 22 Mar 2019 Susan Derges In 2019 new works by Susan Derges came to the Queen's House. We spoke to her about the symbolism within them. 19 Mar 2019 The Cutty Sark’s Older Sister With 2019 marking the 150th birthday of the Cutty Sark, discover the story behind one of its ancestors. What part did The Tweed, an illustrious vessel in its own right, play in the Cutty Sark becoming the fastest ship of her time? First Prev … Page 33 Page 34 Current page 35 Page 36 Page 37 … Next Last
